LAKE FOREST, Illinois — Jordan Spieth goes into this week's BMW Championship after missing consecutive cuts for the first time in his remarkable career but, far from being concerned, he puts that down to simply "two bad weeks".
The Masters and U.S. Open champion has made the most of extra time off following his early exit from the Deutsche Bank Championship 10 days ago and pronounced himself rejuvenated with his game "in a solid state" for Thursday's opening round.
"Everything feels normal, everything is on point," world number two Spieth told reporters at Conway Farms Golf Club on Tuesday while preparing for the third of the PGA Tour's four lucrative playoff events.